Solo Show

In the game of life, Josh Raff is losing, big time. An undefeated tennis player on the path to glory, he just can’t stay out of his own way. A solo hip-hop musical about family madness, facing addiction, and the game of tennis—where love means nothing.

Tai OptimusGrind is not your stereotypical "Black Guy"! Although he grew up in the "Hood", his parents got rich and moved the F*@ck out of there. Half-Hood is the comedy journey of Tai''s struggle to identify with his street origins, as well as fit into his new suburbia lifestyle.

In this 56 min rollercoaster of characters, juggling, puppets and dancing, Héctor guides audiences through the universal journey of love- from heartbeat to heartbreak to hallelujah. It digs through the layers of loneliness in us all to find the acceptance hidden inside.

The theme of this month's storytelling show is Uncomfortable.

True-life stories of one woman's journey discovering her sexuality, beauty, humor and embracing the heartbreak. All on how our parents accidentally fuck us up through stories about Boobs, J.Lo and a unique “coming out” story. In the end, she discovers she is perfect in every way, the good and bad.

A one person verbatim production that explores the current culture surrounding undocumented immigrants and the ideas of division, inclusion, home, and what it means to be american in a time of division.

1976 Small town girl One-way ticket Mississippi to NYC Let Me Tell You About Me and . . . the Twin Donut The true story of a place and time where people, accents and reality cross paths Crazy is relative.

An old woman's tales about growing up in India, coming to seek the American dream, and work serving three decades teaching medical students, and ultimately realizing that her true dream was to pursue a career in acting and writing.

Laila is your Lebanese guide on this culinary journey with real food! The daughter of immigrants, Laila celebrates being Arab and American, but what happens when she faces the ultimate question of her quarter-life crisis: how does location affect identity? Step into her kitchen to find out.

LET’S BE HONEST is a one-woman show by Nikita T. Hamilton, TV writer and comedian, set in a world where everyone no longer has the ability to hide behind pretense for reasons unknown. Nikita and various women end up revealing truths that we as a society would rather not talk about.

It’s a one-woman clown journey into the absurd world of Dr. Magee, public schoolteacher: as she navigates angry parents, huggy adolescents, angry parents, power-tripping administrators, and did I mention angry parents? It's so much fun, you'd never know it was about school.

A mystical creature is assigned to recover the faith of an island girl.

DELIBERATION: 1hour long split-screen visual experience of a multi-disciplinary creative process .In the full-screen finale the intertwining of choreography and calligraphy intends to give viewers a digital experience of how it feels to be a versatile immigrant with creative and personal conflicts.

From how the Mona Lisa got her smile to the fight with Michaelangelo and trying to fly, the "assistant" will take you on a magical ride giving humor, hope, and the understanding that ADD was once a superpower.

Part pleasure-based sex ed class for grown-ups, part real-time emotional collapse